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Neon_WA
Joined: 08 Nov 2008
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Location: Margaret River, West Australia
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| rflynn88 wrote: | No worries! That pro drawer is awesome! 
All the prices from years ago make me wish I had gotten into this earlier. |
Thx mate
Yes, I wouldn't like to start collecting Pros now with what the scrap price is.
Found most of my 180 & 200s locally on the verge.. Box parts are common here.
As for the rest.. most I only paid up to $13 up to only 6 months ago.. now even the most common Pro will set you back $27 - 30
| Marcin wrote: | It is good that drawer is made from steel  |
Yep.. its a good strong drawer system.. took 4 guys to lift it onto the legs 
10 Drawers with each drawer is 1.6m x 800mm
| dume wrote: | | @ "australian golden boy" : some people here could post pics so damn crazy hot that they could hijack the whole site ... lol |
 I havent even showed you my IBM/Cyrix 6x86 drawer
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